7 stocks that won't let you down

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Aug 1, 2012 9:18AM

Stocks that 'won't let you down??' Isn't that one of those oxygen-morons?

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Hmyer

Aug 1, 2012 11:32AM

Hey Gumby,

I don't need the pictures or the "next buttons". Just give me the anaysis please.

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CornFedUp

Aug 1, 2012 9:54AM

The title of this article " 7 Stocks that won't let you down" is false. There are NO guarantees when you play the Wall Street Casino. Even the safest stock can lose value or give you minuscule returns.

It reminds me of something else that is false that i heard exactly 4 years ago : YES WE CAN !!!

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dumsumdim

Aug 2, 2012 10:16AM

all these stocks are high priced, sure as yu buyem theyll take a hit.. guaranteed..

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CornFedUp

Aug 4, 2012 11:16PM

This stupid article was on here almost a week ago !!!! Hey MSN.....Try something new and different for a change. Your boring.

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Sandra Lee Campbell (Sanderella1)

Aug 20, 2012 12:14PM

There are drip accts....you put so much in each mo., or every two weeks to build up your stock porfolio and the idea is not to touch your stocks.....when you cash out, you may be in a different tax bracket...and check out some different sites where some of those fees your mentioning don't break the bank for you...Walmart is another good one...start young and by the time your ready to retire.....viola...

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unbelievable 777

Sep 18, 2012 10:16AM

You must think we still believe in u.s. goverment balanceing the budget .

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SECS85

Aug 1, 2012 10:56AM

Amazon's revenues are slowing. They reported a 96% plunge in profits. Every business they are in is a low margin business with no pricing power. Their sire is a conglomeration of third party vendors whose prices are not competitive. Infact, Amazon has very expensive prices compared to other sites such as newegg.com,restockit.com,overstock.com,shoplet.com, onecall.com and THEFIND.COM. Pick a product you want to buy and within a few minutes time, you will find that product much cheaper elsewhere. If you bought it on amazon you overpaid.

Amazon trades at this level because it is predominantly owned by Bezos' hedge fund buddies and Princeton alumini. They manipulate the stock in collusion with fomenting and circular trading among other tactics. Bezos' spending has not paid off for the last ten years and he has only become wealthy by selling overvalued shares of amazon. He could not take enough salary from amazon to have become a billionaire as there is not enough profit left.

The Kindle Fire is a subpar device with a very high return rate. Why should one pay $79 per year to belong to amazons prime when what they offer with it can be found elsewhere for free. When wall street has a falling out with Bezos, there is 200 points to the downside on amazons stock. Do your research and you'll find that amazon engages in some pretty creative accounting to arrive at the numbers on their income statement. They do not account for returned products and cost of sales on the balance sheet. They are reported obscurely elsewhere. Amazon also drags payments out to vendors by more than 120 days this also grossly over inflates their financials.

Apple and microsoft report billions in profits even after expense and taxes and their stock sell off on the reports. Amazon completely misses estimates, guides lower for the next quarter, reports a 96% drop in profits avoid its sales tax responsibility and Wall street pushes the stock up 16 points. Its blatant manipulation at its finest. I would not want to be left holding this stock when the party ends.

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bill stevens

Aug 5, 2012 11:51AM

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racoon

Aug 5, 2012 2:24PM

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